Little Print Icon Library
Role – Visual Designer
Client – Little Print
Client – Little Print
專案背景
After completing the Paper Sample Book design project with Melbourne-based printing company Little Print, my next task was to collaborate with the engineering team to develop an icon library tailored for their ERP system. Although I was unable to continue with the later stages of development due to returning to Taiwan, I completed the initial structure and planning of the icon set, extending from their existing brand identity. This system is expected to become a key part of the visual language across Little Print’s digital products.
完成與墨爾本印刷廠 Little Print 合作的紙樣書設計專案後，我接續的任務是與工程團隊合作，建立一套專為 ERP 系統打造的 Icon Library。雖然因返臺無法持續參與後續開發，但我已根據現有品牌識別延伸設計，完成圖標的初步規劃與架構，這套系統預期將成為 Little Print 各項數位產品中視覺語言的基礎。
Create an Icon Guidelines
We moved forward with several team discussions to outline a clear direction for the icon design guidelines. Throughout the process, we grounded our approach in Little Print’s brand personality—simple, modern, and mature—as the foundation of our visual language.
The icon system was developed with specific visual features in mind: stroke endings are arc-shaped, joints use miter corners, and freeform curves are applied throughout. These design choices helped shape a consistent and refined visual identity that aligns seamlessly with the overall brand aesthetic.
Usage Guidelines
To maintain visual consistency, avoid distorting icons by stretching, rotating, or changing their angle. Another frequent misuse is placing icons on dark backgrounds with insufficient contrast, which affects readability. Icons are available in both black and white—select the version that provides optimal contrast against the background. Clear, accessible presentation should always be the top priority.
